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Polo star Kareem Rosser' s Best Day Ever in Philadelphia

Kareem Rosser. Photo courtesy of Kareem Rosser Kareem Rosser got his start playing polo here in Philadelphia — and now he's paying it forward. State of play: Rosser, who grew up in West Philly, is the treasurer for , a nonprofit equestrian program for low-income youth in the city. Flashback: Rosser, also a financial analyst, is an alum of the program, which prepared him to play polo at Colorado State University as well as in tournaments around the globe. In 2011, he was part of the first all-Black team to win the U.S. Polo Association's National Interscholastic Championship. Of note: Rosser will captain teams playing in the on Sept. 24. Axios spoke to Rosser this summer about what would make his perfect day in Philadelphia. Breakfast: On Saturday mornings, you can find me, my girlfriend, and my daughter at l off 11th and Locust Streets.Their chicken and waffle dish is arguably the best in Philadelphia. If I am starving, I order the deep-fried French toast on the side. After breakfast: Stroll to Penn's Landing with my family to watch the boats go up and down the Delaware River. Lunch: in the Gayborhood.My favorite dish on the menu is the chu chee duck. The duck is fried to perfection and is served with delicious veggies. Fortunately, my daughter Zara loves the dish as much as I do. After lunch: Catch up on house chores while Zara is down for her second nap.If I am lucky, I can squeeze in a 15–30-minute power nap. Early evening: Most people can find me at the gym or on my road bike cycling along the Schuylkill River. Late night: There is a good chance I am home watching a sporting event.Occasionally, I will hit the town with a few friends for a cocktail. is one of my favorites because you can enjoy a drink with a breathtaking view of the city. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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